P resident-elect Donald Trump, largely ensconced at Mar-a-Lago in recent weeks, will make a rare appearance outside his Florida resort to accept the “Patriot of the Year” award at FOX Nation’s Patriot Awards on Thursday night. Trump, who has been announcing job picks as he builds out his administration, will travel to New York’s Long Island for the annual awards ceremony from the Fox News streaming platform. The event is being hosted by Fox host Sean Hannity, a friend of Trump’s who stepped in after the president-elect nominated Pete Hegseth, the original host, as defense secretary. The annual awards “honor and recognize America’s finest patriots, including military veterans, first responders and other inspirational everyday heroes,” according to Fox. Trump wrote on his Truth Social site earlier this week that he looks “greatly forward” to receiving the Patriot of the Year award, an honor he called “so nice!” The award marks the culmination of Fox’s reembrace of the president-elect, who has had an up-and-down relationship with the network in recent years. The network paid $787 million in 2023 to settle a defamation lawsuit by Dominion Voting Systems over false claims by Fox personalities who echoed Trump’s lies that the 2020 election was stolen from him through mass voter fraud. For more than six months ending in spring 2023, Fox had what many considered a “soft ban” on Trump appearances, its leaders looking to move on. But when it became clear that voters did not want to, Fox and its personalities were quick to embrace Trump again. You Might Be Interested In GUYANA – Legislator who brought down gov’t may have committed treason Make them cops Increased police powers vindicated, says DLP president Individual personalities have undergone their own journeys: Former Fox host Megyn Kelly drew Trump’s ire in a 2015 debate for her sharp question about his treatment of women; now she’s a popular podcast host and Trump supporter. The Dominion lawsuit uncovered emails in which former Fox host Tucker Carlson spoke disparagingly of Trump, including saying he “truly can’t wait” for Trump to become an ex-president. They’ve since made amends. Through it all, Trump has been quick to take to social media to criticize Fox for content he deems insufficiently loyal. Trump has begun to emerge more in public since spending most of his transition so far behind closed doors at his club in Palm Beach, Florida. This week, he made an unannounced appearance at a memorial service for three Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office deputies who were killed in a car crash last month. And this weekend, he will travel to Paris to join other world leaders and dignitaries for a ceremony to celebrate the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral, which was devastated by a fire five years ago. SOURCE: AP
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Bitcoin shot past $100,000 for the first time on Thursday, taking the limelight away from stock markets that wavered as investors tracked political crises in France and South Korea. Oil prices fell modestly despite a move by the OPEC cartel and its allies to extend their supply cuts amid concerns about oversupply. Wall Street's main stock indexes retreated from records, while Paris and Frankfurt forged higher despite political uncertainty in Paris. Bitcoin reached a high of $103,800.45 before dipping below the symbolically important level to $99.154 near 2200 GMT. The digital asset has now soared more than 50 percent since the election of Donald Trump, who has vowed to make the United States the "bitcoin and cryptocurrency capital of the world". "Bitcoin smashed through $100,000 as the Trump Trade powered on with force," noted Dan Coatsworth, investment analyst at AJ Bell. The historic level was broken after Trump picked crypto proponent Paul Atkins to take over as chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the markets regulator. Atkins is founder of risk consultancy firm Patomak Global Partners, whose clients include companies in the banking, trading and cryptocurrency industries. Atkins "is unlikely to be as anti-crypto as his predecessor Gary Gensler", said Kathleen Brooks, research director at XTB trading platform. "Thus, politics is driving bitcoin. We doubt that the rally will stop here," she added. Stock markets struggled for direction ahead of important US jobs figures on Friday. Aaron Clark, an equity portfolio manager at GW&K, said investors "are probably not willing to step in" ahead of Friday's November employment data. "We've seen record inflows into equities," said Clark, who thinks the market could be poised for additional gains later in December. Paris closed higher despite the historic no-confidence vote that ousted the government of French Prime Minister Michel Barnier. President Emmanuel Macron vowed to name a new prime minister in the coming days to prevent France from sliding deeper into political turmoil, rejecting growing pressure from the opposition to resign "The French political crisis failed to knock European indices off course," said Coatsworth, an analyst at AJ Bell. Frankfurt was also in the green but London was flat. Most Asian stock markets finished higher but Seoul closed in the red. South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol clung to power Thursday, his party announcing they will oppose an impeachment motion after his short-lived imposition of martial law stunned the world. "The silver lining we think is that the swift reversal of the martial law underscores the resilience of South Korea's institutions," said analysts at BMI, a unit of Fitch Solutions. "For now, we expect limited implications for the economy and financial markets as the Bank of Korea and the ministry of finance have responded swiftly by reassuring investors," they added. New York - Dow: DOWN 0.6 percent at 44,765.71 (close) New York - S&P 500: DOWN 0.2 percent at 6,075.11 (close) New York - Nasdaq: DOWN 0.2 percent at 19,700.26 (close) London - FTSE 100: UP 0.2 percent at 8,349.38 (close) Paris - CAC 40: UP 0.4 percent at 7,330.54 (close) Frankfurt - DAX: UP 0.6 percent at 20,358.80 (close) Tokyo - Nikkei 225: UP 0.3 percent at 39,395.60 (close) Hong Kong - Hang Seng Index: DOWN 0.9 percent at 19,560.44 (close) Shanghai - Composite: UP 0.1 percent at 3,368.86 (close) Euro/dollar: UP at $1.0591 from $1.0511 on Wednesday Pound/dollar: UP at $1.2760 from $1.2701 Dollar/yen: DOWN at 150.09 yen from 150.59 yen Euro/pound: UP at 82.97 from 82.75 pence Brent North Sea Crude: DOWN 0.3 percent at $72.09 per barrel West Texas Intermediate: DOWN 0.4 percent at $68.30 per barrel burs-jmb/arpWhy Beyond Meat Lost 18% in November
Nagler Foot Center Offers Top-Notch Bunions Treatment in HoustonBrazilian police formally accuse former President Bolsonaro and aides of alleged 2022 coup attemptInquirer photo MANILA, Philippines — The Sandiganbayan has junked two of the eight ill-gotten wealth cases against the late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr., his wife Imelda, and the late tycoon Eduardo Cojuangco Jr., over the alleged anomalous purchase of a controlling stake in United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) as well as the acquisition of San Miguel Corp. (SMC) shares using the controversial coconut levy funds. In dismissing the civil cases, the antigraft court’s Second Division cited in its Dec. 6 resolution the motion of the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG), represented by the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG), to waive its claim for civil damages that it earlier sought. The court referred to the government’s manifestation and motion as well as a PCGG resolution dated July 15, 2024, which states that “the commission will no longer pursue its claim for the actual, moral, temperate, nominal and exemplary damages... as the subject of the said cases, and to initiate legal proceedings to facilitate the transfer of UCPB shares in Cocolife to the Republic of the Philippines.” The PCGG is the agency created in 1986 under the Cory Aquino administration, following the downfall of the Marcos regime, to go after the ill-gotten assets of the late dictator, his immediate family, relatives and cronies. The two junked cases were among the legal remedies it sought for the recovery of Marcos’ assets, coming to a close after almost three decades and with Ferdinand Sr.’s son and namesake as the country’s President. Civil Case No. 0033-A, which was filed by the OSG in March 1995 in connection with the alleged anomalous purchase and use of the First United Bank (FUB), the predecessor of UCPB, and Civil Case No. 0033-F, which was filed in May 1995 over the “unlawful use” of coco levy funds to buy SMC shares. Cojuangco was alleged to have “coveted the coconut levy funds as a cheap, lucrative and risk-free source of funds with which to exercise his private option to buy controlling interest in the FUB” at 72.2 percent of the outstanding capital stock. He also supposedly bought a block of 33,133,266 shares of SMC stock through a group of 14 holding companies owned by six oil mills. Cojuangco served as the president and CEO of UCPB and was named the administrator of the coco levy fund. UCPB, on the other hand, was also tasked to handle the Coconut Industry Investment Fund (CIIF), which covers 14 holding firms under six oil mills. Then President Marcos imposed a levy from coconut farmers from 1972 to 1982 supposedly to improve the state of the country’s coconut industry and he also greenlighted in 1975 the use of coco levy funds to buy FUB purportedly “for the benefit of farmers.” In its 33-page resolution, the Sandiganbayan said that the government’s motion and manifestation must be granted as it “has the effect and import of a motion to withdraw under Sec. 2, Rule 17 of the Rules of the Court.” The PCGG pointed to the earlier Supreme Court rulings in Cocofed, et al. v. Republic; and Cojuangco v. Republic; which both resolved with finality the cases and affirmed the Sandiganbayan’s partial summary judgments declaring the SMC shares under the CIIF block and UCPB shares covered by the cases as being rightfully owned by the government. These shares were then ordered reconveyed to the government “to be used only for the benefit of all coconut farmers.” The court added: “Furthermore, the PCGG itself intimated its belief that [the] civil cases... have both been disposed of with finality by the Supreme Court and the only matter that remains for resolution is the complaint-in-intervention filed by Subic International Air in Civil Case No. 0033-A.” The representatives of the defendants, namely the Marcos couple and Cojuangco, did not object to the government’s motion to revoke the pursuit of the damages in the civil cases. Due to the pending motion for intervention by Subic Air, the antigraft court ruled that the civil case in connection with the purchase of UCPB will “remain active” as a compromise deal between the government and the aviation firm is still ongoing. The PCGG also asked for more time to reach a settlement. In its motion filed in 2004, Subic Air alleged that one of its aircraft, a Gates Learjet Model 35-A, was “erroneously sequestered” in the case as the company had a “mechanic’s lien” on it. “An intervenor has the right to claim the benefit of the original suit and to prosecute it to judgment. The right cannot be defeated by the dismissal of the suit by the plaintiff,” the court said. “In the interest of substantial justice, the court shall allow the parties the opportunity to amicably settle Subic Air’s intervention.” Meanwhile, the Sandiganbayan rendered moot and academic the motion to dismiss filed by Juan Ponce Enrile, who was also a respondent in six ill-gotten wealth cases, citing the earlier dismissal of the cases. Enrile, who is most known for his role as defense minister during the administration of the elder Marcos, now serves as a legal counsel for Marcos’ namesake and son. The high tribunal had also earlier granted Cojuangco’s petition for prohibition, effectively throwing out the six other civil cases pertaining to alleged ill-gotten wealth of the Marcoses and their supposed cronies due to violation of their right to a speedy disposition of cases. The 2021 ruling was handed down nearly a year after the death of Cojuangco in June 2020. Subscribe to our daily newsletter By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy . The other six subdivided cases docketed in the Sandiganbayan were Civil Case No. 0033-B, or the alleged creation of companies out of coco levy funds; Civil Case 0033-C, or the alleged creation and operation of the Bugsuk project and award of P998 million in damages to agricultural investors; Civil Case 0033-E, or the alleged unlawful disbursement and dissipation of coco levy funds; Civil Case 0033-G, or the acquisition of Pepsi-Cola; and Civil Case 0033-H, or the alleged behest loans and contracts.
The little girl, wide-eyed and innocent, nodded solemnly, not fully understanding the weight of her father's words. She could see the tears in his eyes, the pain etched across his face, and she didn't want to see him hurt. "I promise, Daddy," she whispered, her voice barely above a whisper. Her mother, sitting nearby with a knowing smile, watched the scene unfold with a mixture of amusement and tenderness in her eyes.Several tenants escaped unharmed when fire tore through a basement unit of an apartment house in east London late Thursday afternoon. Fire crews were called to a multi-unit residence on Hale Street north of Brydges Street around 4:00 pm. According to London Fire Department District Chief Todd Broomhead, snowy roads and heavy traffic slowed their arrival. He says crews found a fully involved basement fire once they got there, and about ten people in the building got out safely. “Well in any fire situation it’s about how quickly you get out of the building. They seemed to get out quickly enough. We did a primary, secondary search very quickly. Nobody was in the building, so we’re happy with that,” said Broomhead. Damage is estimated at $175,000. Broomhead says the fire started in a bedroom. The cause is still under investigation. Shopping Trends The Shopping Trends team is independent of the journalists at CTV News. We may earn a commission when you use our links to shop. Read about us. 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